Engineering partner to 340+ shipped products
maykaTech designs, builds, and operates the platforms serious companies run on — custom software, cloud infrastructure, and AI systems delivered with the discipline your auditors, users, and 3 a.m. pager all appreciate.
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Who we are
maykaTech was founded in 2024 on a rule that still governs every engagement: never demo anything that isn't deployed. What started as three engineers in a borrowed conference room is now 180 engineers, designers, and architects across our Noida headquarters and Dubai office — building for healthcare systems, lenders, retailers, and manufacturers in 23 countries.
We work in small senior pods, publish our burn reports weekly, and hand over everything we make — code, infrastructure, and documentation. The clients who stay with us for years (96% do) stay because we tell them the uncomfortable thing early, when it's still cheap to fix.
More about the company340+
Products shipped to production
96%
Client retention rate
180+
Engineers, designers & architects
23
Countries with active clients
What we do
From the first discovery workshop to the thousandth production deploy — fourteen practices under one roof, so nothing falls between vendors.
Why maykaTech
Every agency promises senior talent and transparency. We structure the engagement so you can verify both — every single week.
Weekly burn reports, open backlogs, and demos on live environments. You always know what your money bought this week.
Median engineer experience of nine years. No bait-and-switch staffing — the people who scope your project build it.
A walking skeleton deploys before feature work starts, and typical v1s reach real users in eight to twenty weeks.
Code, infrastructure, designs, documentation — transferred from day one. No proprietary lock-in, no hostage clauses.
Scope that's too big, tech that's wrong for you, features that shouldn't exist — flagged early, when honesty is cheap.
96% of clients stay with us after their first release. We keep the pager, attend your retros, and act like our name is on the product.
96%
of clients are still with us after their first release
Our stack
We choose technology by access pattern and team reality, not by conference hype — and we hold 60+ certifications across the stacks we recommend.
Industries
FHIR interfaces, ACH return codes, OEE math, MLS feeds — we've built in your industry before, and it shows in the first workshop.
Featured work
Every project below is live, load-bearing, and serving real users every day. That's our definition of done.
How we work
Six phases, each with named deliverables — so you always know where the project stands and what arrives next.
We start where the work actually happens — shadowing your teams, auditing your systems and data, and separating the documented process from the real one. Discovery ends with a prioritized backlog, honest effort ranges, and at least one uncomfortable truth you'll thank us for later.
Architecture and interface take shape together, because they constrain each other. Engineers write architecture decision records while designers test prototypes with your actual users — and a walking skeleton deploys to real infrastructure before feature work begins, so integration risk dies early.
Two-week cycles, each ending in software your stakeholders can click, not a status slide. Demos happen on the staging environment, scope adjusts based on what production usage teaches, and you can read progress in the burn report rather than asking for it.
Before real users arrive: load tests against your projected peak times three, an OWASP-aligned security review, accessibility verification with assistive technology, and rehearsed rollback plans. Boring launches are engineered, not lucky.
Gradual rollout behind feature flags with real-user monitoring watching every step — cohort by cohort, market by market, never all-at-once unless the risk math says so. The first week post-launch gets a dedicated response rotation, because that's when reality files its bug reports.
Software that stops improving starts decaying. Whether your team takes the keys or ours keeps them, the product gets a standing improvement cadence: monthly dependency and security updates, quarterly performance reviews, and a roadmap informed by what usage data actually shows.
Client voices
Unedited quotes from the people who approve our invoices. We asked permission; they said put our names on it.
“Three agencies told us our timeline was impossible. maykaTech told us which half of the scope was actually necessary, shipped that half early, and then shipped the rest. That kind of honesty is rarer than the engineering — and the engineering is excellent.”
Ingrid Sørensen
VP of Digital, Merchbay
“We've worked with offshore teams, Big Four consultancies, and boutique shops. maykaTech is the first partner whose code our internal engineers actually complimented in review. Eighteen months in, they still attend our incident retros voluntarily.”
Marcus Bell
Chief Credit Officer, Vantage Capital
“The discovery phase felt slow to me at first — two weeks of watching our clinicians work before writing code. Then I saw the product. Every screen reflected something they'd observed on the floor. It's the highest-adoption system we've ever rolled out.”
Dr. Alana Reyes
Chief Medical Information Officer, Northwind Health
“They cut our AWS bill 40% in the first quarter, and the report explaining how was clear enough that I forwarded it to the board unedited. Finding engineers who can do the work is hard. Finding ones who can explain it to a CFO is harder.”
Priya Raghavan
Director of Asset Operations, GridNova Energy
“Our legacy claims system was held together by one engineer's memory and a prayer. maykaTech modernized it in slices over a year — and the business never felt a bump. Zero downtime on a system that touches every dollar we pay out. I still don't fully believe it.”
Tomás Herrera
CTO, Claria Insurance
“What impressed me most wasn't the launch — launches are easy to make look good. It's month nine, when a dependency vulnerability dropped on a Friday and their patch was in production before our security team finished writing the ticket.”
Danielle Okafor
VP of Engineering, Ordino
Engagement models
Every engagement is scoped to your goals, systems, and timeline — no fixed packages, no subscription plans. These are the shapes an engagement can take.
Best for de-risking a new initiative
A short, focused engagement before any build commitment. We map your workflows, audit your systems, and hand you an evidence-based build plan — useful even if you build with someone else.
Best for building and evolving a product
A cross-functional pod — engineers, designer, technical lead — that takes your product from architecture to production and beyond. Our most common engagement.
Best for software already in production
Your production software kept healthy for years: 24/7 monitoring, SLA-backed response, monthly updates, and a standing allocation for improvements.
Every proposal is scoped individually after discovery and delivered in writing — with the reasoning, not just the number.
From the blog
Real numbers from real projects — what worked, what didn't, and what it cost. No thought leadership, promise.
Questions
Straight answers on engagement, ownership, and timelines — the full list lives on our FAQ page.
More questions answered on the full FAQ page.
A 30-minute conversation with an engineer — not a salesperson. We'll tell you honestly whether we're the right fit, and you'll leave with a sharper picture of the problem either way.
